While many sources say that
cooking greens destroys their nutrition, those sites are usually advocating for raw nutrition.
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, which get
destroyed during
cooking, she mentions that it is better to use raw or steamed
greens.
It's also useful to know that
cooking may
destroy the fundamental vitamin and mineral content mentioned above, so enjoy your
greens raw, steamed, or half -
cooked to benefit most from these healthy foods!
Cooking these
greens reduces the bioavailability of isothiocyanates by
destroying the enzyme needed to produce them from other substances in collard
greens, according to an article published in «Pharmacological Research» in March 2007.
And another website says that
cooking greens (even steaming)
destroys their nutritional benefit!
If you decide to
cook green beans for your dog, just remember that
cooking destroys a lot of nutrients so just lightly steam them.